Representation of doctoral students

Innovative and application-oriented research has a high priority at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences. The doctoral students at the university make a significant contribution to this. They organize themselves in the Representation of Doctoral Candidates, which represents the interests of doctoral students.

FAQs

Representation of Doctoral Candidates at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences

The elected Representation of Doctoral Candidates represents the interests of doctoral students at the university, in the departments and in the doctoral centers. With the 2024 election, the Representation of Doctoral Candidates was constituted for the first time and has taken up its work and appointed a spokesperson and a deputy.

Contact persons are available for all doctoral students in the respective departments. If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact the Representation of Doctoral Candidates in your Department:

Spokeswoman for the doctoral students

Doctoral Center Life Sciences

Doctoral Center Architecture and Design Research

Doctoral Center Engineering Sciences and Information Technologies

Department 5

Nata Kozaeva

Department 6

Hugo Sanchez

Patrick Wessel

Doctoral Center Social, Health and Economic Sciences

Structure of the doctoral centers Architecture and Design Research and Life Sciences

Structure of the IWIT doctoral center

Structure of the doctoral center SGW

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Contact person

The rules of good scientific practice can be found under Downloads. In the event of conflicts or suspicions, please contact the independent Ombudsperson.

Ombudsperson of Anhalt University of Applied Sciences

Prof. Dr. Annett Baasch, FB1 - LOEL

Deputy Ombudsman

Prof. Dr. Alexander Carôt, FB5 - INS

The Representation of Doctoral Candidates formulates and represents the interests of doctoral students at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences. Don't be afraid to voice your concerns!

Katja Czech, Speaker of Promoting Early Career Researchers